Liiallisemmän

Liiallisemmän is the genitive singular form of the Finnish adjective "liiallinen," which translates to "excessive" or "too much." In Finnish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, origin, or to modify another noun. Therefore, "liiallisemmän" would typically be used in a sentence to describe something that is more excessive than something else, or to indicate a greater degree of excess.

For example, one might say "hän arvostaa liiallisemmän varovaisuuden hyötyjä," which translates to "he appreciates the benefits of excessive caution." Here, "liiallisemmän" modifies "varovaisuuden" (caution), indicating a higher level of caution. Another example could be "tämä ratkaisu on liiallisemmän monimutkainen kuin edellinen," meaning "this solution is more excessively complex than the previous one."

The comparative form of adjectives in Finnish often involves adding "-mpi" to the stem and then declining the adjective. In the case of "liiallinen," the comparative stem is "liiallisem-" and "liiallisemmän" is the genitive singular form of this comparative adjective. Understanding the grammatical context is crucial to accurately interpreting the meaning of "liiallisemmän" in any given Finnish sentence.